Next week, part of the DK NEJET team will be at Paris-Nord Villepinte for Eurosatory 2026, the world’s largest land and air-land defence exhibition. The scale keeps getting bigger and bigger every year, and it has been going on for…
It is tempting to describe DK NEJET by its hardware, because hardware is visible. However, our primary focus is the software layer for the autonomous systems that makes those platforms run.
DK NEJET reports a clear shift in European procurement logic: combat-proven hardware is now table stakes — the decisive question is the software layer that coordinates it. RIGA, June 1 2026 — DK NEJET, a Ukrainian-Latvian defense technology group, concluded…
Something significant is happening in European defense right now, and it's easy to misread if you're only watching the headline numbers.
The biggest security challenges of 2026 won’t be solved by perfecting a single drone, jet, or ground system. No matter how advanced, a lone asset is inherently limited—it can’t be everywhere at once. Threats, by contrast, are distributed, relentless, and…
In modern drone warfare, the real game-changer isn’t just the firepower—it’s keeping the operator alive and focused. FPV strikes have reshaped the battlefield, but too many pilots still expose themselves in open fields or on rooftops, turning a tactical edge…
Ten years ago, “precision strike” meant a million‑dollar missile guided by a handful of satellites. Today, it can mean a swarm of cheap FPV drones, steered by a single AI‑driven operator. Europe is racing to scale this new kind of…